Public Records 10-4-24
Troopers make 35 DUI arrests during Husker home games
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Keelboat voyage down Missouri will teach about Lewis and Clark Expedition
History buffs, students of all ages, families, and others who want to have a fun and free way to learn more about the 1803-06 Lewis and Clark Expedition and local history will have a one-of-a-kind opportunity through October 14 at locations along the Missouri River, including Nebraska City Oct.
NCHS receives Cognia recognition
Nebraska City High School completed its National Accreditation process last year and was the only school in the state of Nebraska awarded the “Values Driven Award of Excellence.” Pictured in the Cognia presentation are Shannon Vogler of Cognia, with NCHS Principal Brian Hoover, and Kate Sherwin, NCPS Coordinator of Engagement, Curriculum and Instruction.The Nebraska City Leadership Team from left to right back row: Matt Thompson, Jenna Howell, Tom Ahlschwede, Lacey Glasford; Front row: Corey Kenter, Justin Aaberg, Tammy Blobaum, Stefanie Wenz, and Tiffany Gochenour.
NCU to celebrate Public Power and Public Natural Gas Week Oct. 6 to 12
Nebraska City Utilities is celebrating Public Power and Public Natural Gas Week, Oct.
Nebraska City HOCO Candidates 2024
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Public Records 9-20-24
NCPD releases final ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ statistics
September Hot Topics includes TIF, economic growth fund
The Nebraska City Economic Growth Fund and the use of tax increment financing (TIF) for some construction projects are the two local ways communities can help businesses grow.Dan Mauk, executive director of the Nebraska City Area Economic Development Corp., was the featured speaker at Hot Topics on Wednesday, Sept.
Speaker discusses cryptocurrency at NC Rotary
Members of the Nebraska City Rotary Club were treated to an introduction to Bitcoin during the group’s Sept.
NC Council approves tax increment financing for GoodLife Agriculture LLC project
The Nebraska City City Council approved a redevelopment plan amendment and agreement that will provide about $10 million in tax increment financing (TIF) for the construction of a 635,000-square-foot facility for raising and processing Atlantic salmon into filets.GoodLife Agriculture LLC has proposed constructing the facility at G Road and North 19th Street, with construction set to begin next year.